Adult and Senior Eye Exams

Comprehensive Eye Care in Oakville

At GAVC, your eye health is our top priority. We have the latest technology, ranging from retinal imaging, scans of the retina, and automated phoropters. Our team of Oakville eye doctors and eye care staff are there for all of your vision care needs. We pride ourselves on providing thorough eye exams with detailed diagnoses and treatments.

Take Care of Your Eyes

At GAVC, our highly trained staff and optometrists provide thorough eye exams. Our compassionate team will review all your needs. We also focus on building strong and lasting relationships with our patients by getting to know you and understanding your visual needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan) provides annual coverage to individuals ages 20-64 and seniors 65 and above with certain high-risk ocular conditions.

Those who are 65 and over are now entitled to an eye exam every 18 months for non-eye sight-threatening conditions.

Conditions for yearly OHIP coverage include diabetes, glaucoma, and visually significant cataracts that require a referral.

If you are unsure about coverage, please contact us at 905-825-2783.

These changes were made in 2023 to prioritize seniors with the highest needs.

At GAVC, we recommend annual eye examinations for all adults and seniors.

These regular check-ups can help detect vision changes and eye conditions early, allowing individuals to receive timely treatment and maintain good eye health.

Seniors are at a higher risk for several eye health issues, including:

  • Age-related macular degeneration (AMD)
  • Glaucoma
  • Cataracts
  • Diabetic retinopathy


Regular eye exams are important for early detection and management of these conditions.

Of course! Lifestyle changes such as maintaining a healthy diet rich in vitamins C and E, omega-3 fatty acids, and lutein can significantly contribute to better eye health.

Other factors that can help include quitting smoking, protecting eyes from UV rays, and managing health conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure.

Someone should seek immediate eye care if they experience symptoms such as sudden vision loss, blurry vision, double vision, pain in the eye, flashes of light, new floaters, or a curtain-like shadow over their vision.

These symptoms could indicate serious eye conditions that require urgent attention and care.